London based digital agency creates new jobs following “record breaking” growth

After a “record breaking” 122 per cent growth in 2022, London based digital agency Make is expanding its business and celebrating seven new hires and a suite of client wins and renewals.

In the past quarter, the agency has won contracts from brands including Knight Frank and CBRE. Specialising in web design and build, social media, digital marketing, and creative content, Make will be working with the property giants on the Yards, a shopping, dining, and wellness destination in the heart of Covent Garden.

Other recent wins include renewals with brands including Envision Racing. Founding members of Formula-E, the world’s first all-electric international single-seater championship, the Envision team will be working with Make to define how it can engage with fans through the creation of a new digital platform.

Make has also re-signed with Mollie’s Motel and Diner, a roadside hotel in Oxfordshire, designed by Soho House. Mollie’s was recently announced at the Catey Awards 2022 as winner of the ‘Best Use of Technology Award’, following Make’s close work across the brand’s tech since 2020.

To support this “meteoric” growth, Make is also welcoming new incoming staff across digital, social, paid media and creative. Founded by directors Tom Witcherly and Anthony Purkiss in 2014, the pair has built the business from a two-person operation to an agency of 39, launching a total of 353 websites and working on 1,590 campaigns, since its inception.

Speaking on the agency’s recent success, Tom said: “After a record-breaking quarter and some very exciting client wins and renewals, we’re ramping up resources across the board so that we can continue to achieve industry-leading results.

“We know that having the strongest people in our team helps to drive our success. In adding new talent to the agency, we’re looking forward to seeing new big ideas on our accounts, and even more fresh, innovative thinking.”

Make’s new staff includes studio manager Jessica Annadale, who joins with over ten years of experience in the creative industries. She added: “It feels like an exciting time to be joining Make and I’m really looking forward to the opportunity to put my own stamp on the role.

“I hope I’ll be able to make a positive difference and help to maintain the fun vibe I’ve seen around the office.”

By Matthew Neville – Correspondent, Bdaily

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